The Data Integration Platform for Systems That Were Never Meant to Talk
FluxGate connects your APIs, flat files, payroll systems, financial data and legacy applications into one governed data flow. Map it, transform it, validate it, automate it — without writing another custom script.
Your data already moves. It just moves badly.
One data integration platform, five jobs it does every day
FluxGate is template-driven. You define a data flow once — source, mapping, rules, destination — and it runs on schedule, on demand, or on trigger, with every execution logged.
1. Connect
REST and SOAP APIs, CSV, Excel, XML, JSON, flat files, SFTP drops, databases and legacy applications with no API of their own.
2. Map
Point source fields at destination fields visually. Reuse the mapping as a template across clients, entities or periods instead of rebuilding it.
3. Transform
Reshape, merge, split, enrich, convert formats and apply business rules between systems — without a script in the middle.
4. Validate
Catch bad records before they land. Rules run per field and per row; failures are quarantined with a reason, not silently dropped.
5. Automate
Schedule it, trigger it, or run it on demand. Retries, error handling and alerting are built in, not bolted on.
Built for the data flows that break first
The 4 that cost the most when they fail — and the four FluxGate was designed around.
Enterprise capability, without the enterprise price tag
Questions people ask before they book!
Everything you need to know about implementing FluxGate in your environment.
What is a data integration platform?
A data integration platform is software that connects separate systems and moves data between them on a defined, repeatable flow — handling the mapping, transformation, validation and scheduling that would otherwise be done by hand or by custom scripts.
How is FluxGate different from an ETL tool?
Traditional ETL moves data from source to warehouse on a batch schedule. FluxGate handles two-way operational flows between live business systems — payroll to GL, CRM to ERP, legacy to SaaS — where validation and audit matter as much as throughput.
Can FluxGate connect to a system with no API?
Yes. File drops, SFTP, scheduled database extracts and flat-file exchange are first-class sources, which is how most legacy ERP and HRMS integration actually works.
How long does implementation take?
A first working flow is typically live within days. Timeline depends on how many systems are in scope and how clean the source data is — which the briefing call establishes.
Is our data isolated from other customers?
Yes. FluxGate is multi-tenant by design, with isolation at the tenant level, so each client, entity or business unit runs its own flows and sees only its own data.
Do we need developers to run it?
No. Flows are configured as templates rather than written as code. Your existing IT or operations team runs them day to day.